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last night i was in coheed world tonight i am in hell
#yeah sure ive had heaps of time to plan this and i shouldve considered travel and accomodation when i bought tickets#but in my defence 'i have tickets to see american rock band my chemical romance in sydney' still doesnt feel real#god i havent been to qudos bank arena in years and i have never gone alone#i think the last time i went it was still called allphones arena lmao
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Lol - I wonder if this was intentional? For 1989 listening party - 89 guests per location. 5 (LA, NY, TN, RI, London): 89 x 5= 445. [4+4+5=13] youtube.com/watch?v=ozrrUio3AB0
She met Jack late '12 and met Lena (@ Grammys) early '13. Worked with JA in '13. But I guess LD listened to her pre-SN era? AW from Girls produced M3GAN (the one with TS song in trailer). LD has casted some good talents on her projects that have gone on to do well.
Lol- LD post- I can see how her humor would appeal to TS: "Judging by how much she's helped me thus far, Taylor Swift is going to write the song that finally gets me comfortable with death."
Speaking of some of TS's oldest friends. ES met Jamie Foxx in 2010. (Foxx was also on Valentine's Day film, VD soundtrack was released via Big Machine- Amy Winehouse covered "Cupid" & Chris Stapleton co-wrote a song that was covered). Lol- I wonder who Ed contacts 1st? JF or TS share birthday 12/13
More funny ES stories: people.com/music/ed-sheeran-crazy-stories/#:~:text=%22Ed%20Sheeran%20slept%20on%20my,to%20some%20of%20his%20music.
Speak Now tour arm lyric: “If things go right we can frame it and put you on a wall.” – Ed Sheeran, Lego House. Allphones Arena in Sydney, Australia on March 10, 2012.
Random thoughts- not related, but reminded me of some lyrics:
The 1
We never painted by the numbers, baby, but we were making it count
Lego House
I'm gonna paint you by numbers and color you in If things go right we can frame it And put you on a wall
And it's so hard to say it but I've been here before Now I'll surrender up my heart and swap it for yours
Signs of the Times
We never learn, we been here before Why are we always stuck and running from The bullets? The bullets
Bad Blood
Band-aids don't fix bullet holes (Hey!) You say sorry just for show (Hey!) You live like that, you live with ghosts (Hey!) Hm, if you love like that blood runs cold
What if I told you none of it was accidental
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Taylor Swift Headlining Tours List.
Concert Tours.
Fearless Tour: 23 April, 2009 - 10 July, 2010.
Speak Now World Tour: 9 February, 2011 - 18 March, 2012.
The Red Tour: 13 March, 2013 - 12 June, 2014.
The 1989 World Tour: 5 May, 2015 - 12 December, 2015.
Reputation Stadium Tour: 8 May, 2018 - 21 November, 2018.
Lover Fest: 5 April, 2020 - 1 August, 2020. (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
The Eras Tour: 17 March, 2023 - 23 November, 2024.
Total number of concerts: 572.
Total number of postponed concerts: 8
Total number of cancelled concerts: 18.
Argentina (3).
Buenos Aires (3).
9 November, 2023 - Estadio River Plate.
10 November, 2023 - Estadio River Plate.
11 November, 2023 - Estadio River Plate.
Australia (34).
New South Wales (12).
Newcastle (1).
8 February, 2010 - Newcastle Entertainment Centre.
Sydney (11).
6 February, 2010 - Acer Arena.
7 February, 2010 - Acer Arena.
9 March, 2012 - Allphones Arena.
10 March, 2012 - Allphones Arena.
4 December, 2013 - Allianz Stadium.
28 November, 2015 - ANZ Stadium.
2 November, 2018 - ANZ Stadium.
23 February, 2024 - Accor Stadium.
24 February, 2024 - Accor Stadium.
25 February, 2024 - Accor Stadium.
26 February, 2024 - Accor Stadium.
Queensland (7).
Brisbane (7).
4 February, 2010 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
6 March, 2012 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
7 March, 2012 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
7 December, 2013 - Suncorp Stadium.
5 December, 2015 - Brisbane, Queensland (Australia) - Suncorp Stadium.
6 November, 2018 - The Gabba.
South Australia (4).
Adelaide (4).
12 February, 2010 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
4 March, 2012 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
7 December, 2015 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
8 December, 2015 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
Victoria (12).
Melbourne (12).
10 February, 2010 - Rod Laver Arena.
11 February, 2010 - Rod Laver Arena.
12 March, 2012 - Rod Laver Arena.
13 March, 2012 - Rod Laver Arena.
14 March, 2012 - Rod Laver Arena.
14 December, 2013 - Etihad Stadium.
10 December, 2015 - AAMI Park.
11 December, 2015 - AAMI Park.
26 October, 2018 - Marvel Stadium.
16 February, 2024 - Melbourne Cricket Ground.
17 February, 2024 - Melbourne Cricket Ground.
18 February, 2024 - Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Western Australia (3).
Perth (3).
2 March, 2012 - Burswood Dome.
11 December, 2013 - nib Stadium.
19 October, 2018 - Optus Stadium.
Austria (3).
Vienna (3).
8 August, 2024 - Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
9 August, 2024 - Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
10 August, 2024 - Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
The Bahamas (1).
Paradise Island (1).
19 June, 2010 - Imperial Ballroom.
Brazil (6, 2 cancelled).
Rio de Janiero (3).
17 November, 2023 - Estadio Nilton Santos.
18 November, 2023 - Estadio Nilton Santos.
19 November, 2023 - Estadio Nilton Santos.
Sao Paulo (3, 2 cancelled).
18 July, 2020 - Allianz Parque. (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
19 July, 2020 - Allianz Parque. (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
24 November, 2023 - Allianz Parque.
25 November, 2023 - Allianz Parque.
26 November, 2023 - Allianz Parque.
Belgium (1, 1 cancelled).
Brussels (1).
6 March, 2011 - Forest National.
Werchter (1 cancelled).
20 June, 2020 - Werchter Boutique (Festivalpark). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
Canada (36).
Alberta (8).
Calgary (1).
8 July, 2009 - Pengrowth Saddledome.
Edmonton (7).
9 July, 2009 - Commonwealth Country (Commonwealth Stadium).
18 August, 2011 - Rexall Place.
19 August, 2011 - Rexall Place.
25 June, 2013 - Rexall Place.
26 June, 2013 - Rexall Place.
4 August, 2015 - Rexall Place.
5 August, 2015 - Rexall Place.
British Columbia (4).
Vancouver (4).
10 September, 2011 - Rogers Arena.
11 September, 2011 - Rogers Arena.
29 June, 2013 - BC Place Stadium.
1 August, 2015 - BC Place Stadium.
Manitoba (2).
Winnipeg (2).
11 July, 2009 - MTS Centre.
22 June, 2013 - Investors Group Field.
Ontario (18).
Ottawa (2).
20 May, 2010 - Scotiabank Place.
6 July, 2015 - Canadian Tire Centre.
Toronto (10).
21 May, 2010 - Air Canada Center.
22 May, 2010 - Air Canada Center.
15 July, 2011 - Rogers Centre.
16 July, 2011 - Rogers Centre.
14 June, 2013 - Rogers Centre.
15 June, 2013 - Rogers Centre.
2 October, 2015 - Rogers Centre.
3 October, 2015 - Rogers Centre.
3 August, 2018 - Rogers Centre.
4 August, 2018 - Rogers Centre.
14 November, 2024 - Rogers Centre.
15 November, 2024 - Rogers Centre.
16 November, 2024 - Rogers Centre.
21 November, 2024 - Rogers Centre.
22 November, 2024 - Rogers Centre.
23 November, 2024 - Rogers Centre.
Prince Edward Island (1).
Cavendish (1).
10 July, 2010 - Cavendish Beach Music Festival 2010 (Cavendish Beach Festival Grounds).
Quebec (2).
Montreal (2).
14 July, 2011 - Bell Centre.
7 July, 2015 - Bell Centre.
Saskatchewan (1).
Craven (1).
10 July, 2009 - Craven Country Jamboree (Big Valley Park).
China (4).
Shanghai (4).
30 May, 2014 - Mercedes-Benz Arena.
10 November, 2015 - Mercedes-Benz Arena.
11 November, 2015 - Mercedes-Benz Arena.
12 November, 2015 - Mercedes-Benz Arena.
Denmark (1 cancelled).
Roskilde (1 cancelled).
1 July, 2020 - Roskilde Festival (Roskilde Fairgrounds). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
England (29, 2 cancelled).
Birmingham (1).
22 March, 2011 - LG Arena.
Chelmsford (1).
22 August, 2009 - V Festival (Hylands Park).
Liverpool
13 June, 2024 - Anfield.
14 June, 2024 - Anfield.
15 June, 2024 - Anfield.
London (12, 1 cancelled).
6 May, 2009 - Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
7 May, 2009 - Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
23 November, 2009 - Wembley Arena.
30 March, 2011 - The O2 Arena.
1 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
2 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
4 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
10 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
11 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
27 June, 2015 - British Summertime (Hyde Park).
22 June, 2018 - Wembley Stadium.
23 June, 2018 - Wembley Stadium.
11 July, 2020 - British Summer Time (Hyde Park). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
21 June, 2024 - Wembley Stadium.
22 June, 2024 - Wembley Stadium.
23 June, 2024 - Wembley Stadium.
15 August, 2024 - Wembley Stadium.
16 August, 2024 - Wembley Stadium.
17 August, 2024 - Wembley Stadium.
Manchester (5).
24 November, 2009 - Manchester Evening News Arena.
29 March, 2011 - Manchester Evening News Arena.
24 June, 2015 - Phones 4u Arena Manchester.
8 June, 2018 - Etihad Stadium.
9 June, 2018 - Etihad Stadium.
Pilton (1 cancelled).
28 June, 2020 - Glastonbury Festival (Worthy Farm). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
Staffordshire (1).
23 August, 2009 - V Festival (Weston Park).
France (7, 1 cancelled).
Lyon (2).
2 June, 2024 - Groupama Stadium.
3 June, 2024 - Groupama Stadium.
Nîmes (1 cancelled).
5 July, 2020 - Festival de Nîmes (Arena of Nîmes). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
Paris (5).
17 March, 2011 - Le Zénith.
9 May 2024 - Paris La Défense Arena.
10 May 2024 - Paris La Défense Arena.
11 May 2024 - Paris La Défense Arena.
12 May 2024 - Paris La Défense Arena.
Germany (11, 2 cancelled)
Berlin (1, 1 cancelled).
7 February, 2014 - O2 World.
24 June, 2020 - The Waldbühne. (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
Cologne (2).
19 June, 2015 - Lanxess Arena.
20 June, 2015 - Lanxess Arena.
Gelsenkirchen (3).
17 July, 2024 - VELTINS-Arena.
18 July, 2024 - VELTINS-Arena.
19 July, 2024 - VELTINS-Arena.
Hamburg (2).
23 July, 2024 - Volksparkstadion.
24 July, 2024 - Volksparkstadion.
Munich (2, 1 cancelled).
14 March, 2011 - Olympiahalle. (Cancelled due to overlapping of promotional activities. When this concert was cancelled, ticketholders were given the opportunity to attend the Oberhausen concert).
27 July, 2024 - Olympiastadion.
28 July, 2024 - Olympiastadion.
Oberhausen (1).
12 March, 2011 - Konig-Pilsener Arena.
Hong Kong (1).
21 February, 2011 - AsiaWorld-Arena.
Indonesia (1).
Jakarta (1).
4 June, 2014 - Mata Elang International Stadium.
Italy (3).
Milan (3).
15 March, 2011 - Mediolabum Forum.
13 July, 2024 - San Siro Stadium.
14 July, 2024 - San Siro Stadium.
Ireland (8).
Dublin (8).
27 March, 2011 - The O2.
29 June, 2015 - 3Arena.
30 June, 2015 - 3Arena.
15 June, 2018 - Croke Park.
16 June, 2018 - Croke Park.
28 June, 2024 - Aviva Stadium.
29 June, 2024 - Aviva Stadium.
30 June, 2024 - Aviva Stadium.
Japan (13).
Osaka (1).
13 February, 2011 - Osaka-Jo Hall.
Tokyo (12).
17 February, 2010 - Zepp Tokyo.
16 February, 2011 - Nippon Budokan.
17 February, 2011 - Nippon Budokan.
1 June, 2014 - Saitama Super Arena.
5 May, 2015 - TokyoDome.
6 May, 2015 - TokyoDome.
20 November, 2018 - TokyoDome.
21 November, 2018 - TokyoDome.
7 February, 2024 - TokyoDome.
8 February, 2024 - TokyoDome.
9 February, 2024 - TokyoDome.
10 February, 2024 - TokyoDome.
Malaysia (1).
Kuala Lumpur.
11 June, 2014 - Stadium Putra Bukit Jalil.
Mexico (4).
Mexico City (4).
24 August, 2023 - Foro Sol.
25 August, 2023 - Foro Sol.
26 August, 2023 - Foro Sol.
27 August, 2023 - Foro Sol.
Netherlands (6).
Amsterdam (4).
21 June, 2015 - Ziggo Dome.
4 July, 2024 - Johan Cruijff ArenA.
5 July, 2024 - Johan Cruijff ArenA.
6 July, 2024 - Johan Cruijff ArenA.
Rotterdam (1).
7 March, 2011 - Ahoy.
New Zealand (7).
Auckland (7).
16 March, 2012- Vector Arena.
17 March, 2012 - Vector Arena.
18 March, 2012 - Vector Arena.
29 November, 2013 - Vector Arena.
30 November, 2013 - Vector Arena.
1 December, 2013 - Vector Arena.
9 November, 2018 - Mt. Smart Stadium.
Northern Ireland (1).
Belfast (1).
25 March, 2011 - Odyssey Arena.
Norway (1, 1 cancelled).
Oslo (1, 1 cancelled).
9 March, 2011 - Oslo Spektrum.
26 June, 2020 - Oslo Sommertid (Voldøkka). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
Philippines (2).
Manila (2).
19 February, 2011 - Smart Araneta Coliseum.
6 June, 2014 - Mall of Asia Arena.
Poland (3, 1 cancelled).
Gdynia (1 cancelled).
3 July, 2020 - Open’er Festival (Babie Doly Airport). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
Warsaw.
1 August, 2024 - PGE Narodowy.
2 August, 2024 - PGE Narodowy.
3 August, 2024 - PGE Narodowy.
Portugal (2, 1 cancelled).
Lisbon (2).
24 May, 2024 - Estádio da Luz.
25 May, 2024 - Estádio da Luz.
Oerias (1 cancelled).
9 July, 2020 - Nos Festival (Passeio Marítimo de Algés). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
Scotland (4).
Edinburgh (3).
7 June, 2024 - Murrayfield Stadium
8 June, 2024 - Murrayfield Stadium.
9 June, 2024 - Murrayfield Stadium.
Glasgow (1).
23 June, 2015 - SSE Hydro.
Singapore (11).
9 February, 2011 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
9 June, 2014 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
12 June, 2014 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
7 November, 2015 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
8 November, 2015 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
2 March, 2024 - National Stadium.
3 March, 2024 - National Stadium.
4 March, 2024 - National Stadium.
7 March, 2024 - National Stadium.
8 March, 2024 - National Stadium.
9 March, 2024 - National Stadium.
South Korea (1).
Seoul (1).
11 February, 2011 - Olympic Park Gymnastics Arena.
Spain (2, 1 cancelled).
Madrid (2, 1 cancelled).
19 March, 2011 - Palacio de los Deportes.
8 July, 2020 - Mad Cool Festival (IFEMA). (Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic).
30 May, 2024 - Estadio Santiago Bernabéu.
Sweden (3).
Stockholm (3).
17 May, 2024 - Friends Arena.
18 May, 2024 - Friends Arena.
19 May, 2024 - Friends Arena.
Switzerland (2).
Zürich (2).
9 July, 2024 - Stadion Letzigrund Zürich.
10 July, 2024 - Stadion Letzigrund Zürich.
Thailand (1 cancelled).
Bangkok (1 cancelled).
9 June, 2014 - Impact Arena. (Cancelled and moved to Singapore due to the 2014 Thai coup d’etat.
Ticketholders for the Bangkok concert were given the opportunity to attend the Singapore concert.
United States (362, 8 postponed, 4 cancelled).
Alabama (2).
Birmingham (1).
11 September, 2009 - BJCC Arena.
Enterprise (1).
4 June, 2009 - BamaJam Farms.
Arizona (10).
Phoenix/Glendale (10).
21 May, 2009 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
21 October, 2011 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
22 October, 2011 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
28 May, 2013 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
29 May, 2013 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
17 August, 2015 - Gila River Arena.
18 August, 2015 - Gila River Arena.
8 May, 2018 - University Of Phoenix Stadium.
17 March, 2023 - State Farm Stadium.
18 March, 2023 - State Farm Stadium.
Arkansas (3).
Jonesboro (1).
24 April, 2009 - ASU Convocation Center.
Little Rock (2).
26 September, 2009 - Verizon Arena.
4 October, 2011 - Verizon Arena.
California (38, 4 cancelled).
Fresno (1).
10 April, 2010 - Save Mart Center at Fresno State.
Inglewood/Los Angeles/Pasadena (23, 2 cancelled).
22 May, 2009 - Staples Center.
15 April, 2010 - Staples Center.
16 April, 2010 - Staples Center.
23 August, 2011 - Staples Center.
24 August, 2011 - Staples Center.
27 August, 2011 - Staples Center.
28 August, 2011 - Staples Center.
19 August, 2013 - Staples Center.
20 August, 2013 - Staples Center.
23 August, 2013 - Staples Center.
24 August, 2013 - Staples Center.
21 August, 2015 - Staples Center.
22 August, 2015 - Staples Center.
25 August, 2015 - Staples Center.
26 August, 2015 – Staples Center.
18 May, 2018 - Rose Bowl.
19 May, 2018 - Rose Bowl.
25 July, 2020 - Lover Fest West (Sofi Stadium). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
26 July, 2020 - Lover Fest West (Sofi Stadium). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
3 August, 2023 - SoFi Stadium.
4 August, 2023 - SoFi Stadium.
5 August, 2023 - SoFi Stadium.
7 August, 2023 - SoFi Stadium.
8 August, 2023 - SoFi Stadium.
9 August, 2023 - SoFi Stadium.
Sacramento (2).
3 September, 2011 - Power Balance Pavilion.
27 August, 2013 - Sleep Train Arena.
San Diego (4).
24 May, 2009 - San Diego Sports Arena.
20 October, 2011 - Valley View Casino Center.
15 August, 2013 - Valley View Casino Center.
29 August, 2015 - PETCO Park.
San Jose/Santa Clara (8).
11 April, 2010 - HP Pavilion.
1 September, 2011 - HP Pavilion.
2 September, 2011 - HP Pavilion.
15 August, 2015 - Levi’s Stadium.
11 May, 2018 - Levi’s Stadium.
12 May, 2018 - Levi’s Stadium.
28 July, 2023 - Levi’s Stadium.
29 July, 2023 - Levi’s Stadium.
Colorado (9).
Denver (9).
6 April, 2010 - Pepsi Center.
7 April, 2010 - Pepsi Center.
27 September, 2011 - Pepsi Center.
2 June, 2013 - Pepsi Center.
5 September, 2015 - Pepsi Center.
6 September, 2015 - Pepsi Center.
25 May, 2018 - Sports Authority Field At Mile High.
14 July, 2023 - Empower Field at Mile High.
15 July, 2023 - Empower Field at Mile High.
Connecticut (2).
Hartford (1).
22 June, 2011 - XL Center.
Uncasville (1).
28 August, 2009 - Mohegan Sun Arena.
Florida (24).
Ft. Lauderdale (3).
7 March, 2010 - BankAtlantic Center.
2 June, 2011 - BankAtlantic Center.
3 June, 2011 - BankAtlantic Arena.
Jacksonville (2).
1 May, 2009 - Veterans Memorial Arena.
11 November, 2011 - Veterans Memorial Arena.
Miami (7).
13 November, 2011 - American Airlines Arena.
10 April, 2013 - American Airlines Arena.
27 October, 2015 - American Airlines Arena.
18 August, 2018 - Hard Rock Stadium.
18 October, 2024 - Hard Rock Stadium.
19 October, 2024 - Hard Rock Stadium.
20 October, 2024 - Hard Rock Stadium.
Orlando (4).
5 March, 2010 - Amway Arena.
4 June, 2011 - Amway Center.
11 April, 2013 - Amway Center.
12 April, 2013 - Amway Center.
Tampa (8).
4 March, 2010 - St. Pete Times Forum.
12 November, 2011 - St. Pete Times Forum.
20 April, 2013 - Tampa Bay Times Forum.
31 October, 2015 - Raymond James Stadium.
14 August, 2018 - Raymond James Stadium.
13 April, 2023 - Raymond James Stadium.
14 April, 2023 - Raymond James Stadium.
15 April, 2023 - Raymond James Stadium.
Georgia (10).
Atlanta (10, 2 postponed, 1 cancelled).
9 July, 2011 - Phillips Arena. This concert was postponed because Taylor had bronchitis.
10 July, 2011 - Phillips Arena. This concert was postponed because Taylor had bronchitis.
1 October, 2011 - Phillips Arena.
2 October, 2011 - Phillips Arena.
18 April, 2013 - Phillips Arena.
19 April, 2013 - Phillips Arena.
24 October, 2015 - Georgia Dome.
10 August, 2018 - Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
11 August, 2018 - Mercedes Benz Stadium.
5 April, 2020 - Capital One Jam Fest (Centenial Olympic Park). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
28 April, 2023 - Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
29 April, 2023 - Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
30 April, 2023 - Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Idaho (1).
Boise (1).
17 May, 2009 - Idaho Center.
Illinois (13).
Chicago (12).
9 October, 2009 - Allstate Arena.
10 October, 2009 - Allstate Arena.
9 August, 2011 - Allstate Arena.
10 August, 2011 - Allstate Arena.
10 August, 2013 - Soldier Field.
18 July, 2015 - Soldier Field.
19 July, 2015 - Soldier Field.
1 June, 2018 - Soldier Field.
2 June, 2018 - Soldier Field.
2 June, 2023 - Soldier Field.
3 June, 2023 - Soldier Field.
4 June, 2023 - Soldier Field.
Moline (1).
8 May, 2010 - i Wireless Center.
Indiana (9).
Indianapolis (8).
8 October, 2009 - Conseco Fieldhouse.
29 July, 2011 - Conseco Fieldhouse.
26 April, 2013 - Bankers Life Arena.
16 September, 2015 - Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
15 September, 2018 - Lucas Oil Stadium.
1 November, 2024 - Lucas Oil Stadium.
2 November, 2024 - Lucas Oil Stadium.
3 November, 2024 - Lucas Oil Stadium.
Evansville (1).
23 April, 2009 - Roberts Municipal Stadium.
Iowa (4).
Des Moines (4).
6 May, 2010 - Wells Fargo Arena.
29 May, 2011 - Wells Fargo Arena.
1 August, 2013 - Wells Fargo Arena.
8 October, 2015 - Wells Fargo Arena.
Kansas (2).
Wichita (2).
1 April, 2010 - Intrust Bank Arena.
6 August, 2013 - Intrust Bank Arena.
Kentucky (9, 1 postponed).
Lexington (4).
29 April, 2010 - Rupp Arena.
29 October, 2011 - Rupp Arena.
27 April, 2013 - Rupp Arena.
20 October, 2015 - Rupp Arena.
Louisville (5, 1 postponed).
30 August, 2009 - Kentucky State Fair (Freedom Hall).
2 July, 2011 - KFC Yum! Center. This concert was postponed because Taylor had bronchitis.
11 October, 2011 - KFC Yum! Center.
7 May, 2013 - KFC Yum! Center.
2 June, 2015 - KFC Yum! Center.
30 June, 2018 - Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium.
Louisiana (13).
Baton Rouge (2).
29 May, 2010 - Bayou Country Superfest (LSU Tiger Stadium).
22 May, 2015 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana (United States) - LSU Tiger Stadium.
Bossier City (3).
10 September, 2009 - CenturyTel Center.
20 September, 2011 - CenturyLink Center.
20 May, 2015 - CenturyLink Center.
Lafayette (1).
9 September, 2009 - Cajundome.
New Orleans (5).
5 October, 2011 - New Orleans Arena.
22 September, 2018 - Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
25 October, 2024 - Caesars Superdome.
26 October, 2024 - Caesars Superdome.
27 October, 2024 - Caesars Superdome.
Maryland (3).
Baltimore (1).
11 June, 2009 - Merriweather Post Pavillion.
Landover (2).
10 July, 2018 - FedEx Field.
11 July, 2018 - FedEx Field.
Massachusetts (13, 2 cancelled).
Foxborough (13, 2 cancelled).
5 June, 2010 - Gillette Stadium.
25 June, 2011 - Gillette Stadium.
26 June, 2011 - Gillette Stadium.
26 July, 2013 - Gillette Stadium.
27 July, 2013 - Gillette Stadium.
24 July, 2015 - Gillette Stadium.
25 July, 2015 - Gillette Stadium.
26 July, 2018 - Gilette Stadium.
27 July, 2018 - Gillette Stadium.
28 July, 2018 - Gillette Stadium.
31 July, 2020 - Lover Fest East (Gilette Stadium). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
1 August, 2020 - Lover Fest East (Gilette Stadium). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
19 May, 2023 - Gillette Stadium.
20 May, 2023 - Gillette Stadium
21 May, 2023 - Gillette Stadium.
Michigan (10).
Detroit (8).
26 March, 2010 - The Palace of Auburn Hills.
27 March, 2010 - The Palace of Auburn Hills.
11 June, 2011 - Ford Field.
4 May, 2013 - Ford Field.
30 May, 2015 - Ford Field.
28 August, 2018 - Ford Field.
9 June, 2023 - Ford Field.
10 June, 2023 - Ford Field.
Grand Rapids (2).
2 October, 2009 - Van Andel Arena.
28 July, 2011 - Van Andel Arena.
Minnesota (15).
Detroit Lakes (1).
7 August, 2009 - WE Fest (Soo Pass Ranch).
Duluth (1).
3 September, 2009 - Arena at Gwinett Center.
Minneapolis/St. Paul (13).
11 October, 2009 - Target Center.
7 May, 2010 - Xcel Energy Center.
14 June, 2011 - Xcel Energy Center.
15 June, 2011 - Xcel Energy Center.
7 September, 2013 - Xcel Energy Center.
8 September, 2013 - Xcel Energy Center.
11 September, 2015 - Xcel Energy Center.
12 September, 2015 - Xcel Energy Center.
13 September, 2015 - Xcel Energy Center.
31 August, 2018 - U.S. Bank Stadium.
1 September, 2018 - U.S. Bank Stadium.
23 June, 2023 - U.S. Bank Stadium.
24 June, 2023 - U.S. Bank Stadium.
Mississippi (1).
Biloxi (1).
2 May, 2009 - Mississippi Coast Coliseum.
Missouri (17, 2 postponed).
Kansas City (9).
2 April, 2010 - Sprint Center.
24 September, 2011 - Arrowhead Stadium.
2 August, 2013 - Sprint Center.
3 August, 2013 - Sprint Center.
21 September, 2015 - Sprint Center.
22 September, 2015 - Sprint Center.
8 September, 2018 - Arrowhead Stadium.
7 July, 2023 - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
8 July, 2023 - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
St. Louis (8, 2 postponed).
25 April, 2009 - Scottrade Center.
13 August, 2011 - Scottrade Center.
14 August, 2011 - Scottrade Center.
18 March, 2013 - Scottrade Center.
19 March, 2013 - Scottrade Center.
28 September, 2015 - Scottrade Center.
29 September, 2015 - Scottrade Center.
13 October, 2015 - St. Louis, Missouri (United States) - Scottrade Center. Postponed and moved forward by a month after Houston was added to the schedule.
Originally, the St. Louis shows downsized from two to one after Houston was added but the second show was added again due to overwhelming demand.
14 October, 2015 - St. Louis, Missouri (United States) - Scottrade Center. Postponed and moved forward by a month after Houston was added to the schedule.
Originally, the St. Louis shows downsized from two to one after Houston was added but the second show was added again due to overwhelming demand.
18 September, 2018 - The Dome of America’s Center.
Nebraska (7).
Omaha (7).
9 August, 2009 - Qwest Center.
27 May, 2011 - Qwest Center.
28 May, 2011 - Qwest Center.
13 March, 2013 - CenturyLink Center.
14 March, 2013 - CenturyLink Center.
9 October, 2015 - CenturyLink Center.
10 October, 2015 - CenturyLink Center.
Nevada (4).
Las Vegas (4).
23 May, 2009 - Mandalay Bay Events Center.
15 May, 2015 - Rock In Rio (Las Vegas Festival Grounds).
24 March, 2023 - Allegiant Stadium.
25 March, 2023 - Allegiant Stadium.
New Jersey (18).
East Rutherford (9).
13 July, 2013 - MetLife Stadium.
10 July, 2015 - Metlife Stadium.
11 July, 2015 - MetLife Stadium.
20 July, 2018 - Metlife Stadium.
21 July, 2018 - MetLife Stadium.
22 July, 2018 - MetLife Stadium.
26 May, 2023 - Metlife Stadium.
27 May, 2023 - Metlife Stadium.
28 May, 2023 - MetLife Stadium.
Newark (9).
12 May, 2010 - Prudential Center.
13 May, 2010 - Prudential Center.
19 July, 2011 - Prudential Center.
20 July, 2011 - Prudential Center.
23 July, 2011 - Prudential Center.
24 July, 2011- Prudential Center.
27 March, 2013 - Prudential Center.
28 March, 2013 - Prudential Center.
29 March, 2013 - Prudential Center.
New York (6).
Buffalo (1).
21 June, 2011 - HSBC Arena.
New York City (3).
27 August, 2009 - Madison Square Garden.
21 November, 2011 - Madison Square Garden.
22 November, 2011 - Madison Square Garden.
Uniondale (2).
14 May, 2010 - Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
15 May, 2010 - Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
North Carolina (10, 1 postponed).
Charlotte (3, 1 postponed).
5 September, 2009 - Time Warner Cable Arena.
8 July, 2011 - Time Warner Cable Arena. This concert was postponed because Taylor had bronchitis.
16 November, 2011 - Time Warner Cable Arena.
22 March, 2013 - Time Warner Cable Arena.
Raleigh (2).
13 September, 2013 - PNC Arena.
9 June, 2015 - PNC Arena.
Greensboro (5).
12 June, 2009 - Greensboro Coliseum.
30 June, 2011 - Greensboro Coliseum.
12 September, 2013 - Greensboro Coliseum.
13 September, 2013 - Greensboro Coliseum.
21 October, 2015 - Greensboro Coliseum.
North Charleston (1).
30 April, 2009 - North Charleston Coliseum.
Raleigh (2).
1 May, 2010 - RBC Center.
17 November, 2011 - RBC Center.
North Dakota (3).
Fargo (2, 1 postponed).
6 September, 2013 - Fargodome.
9 September, 2015 - Fargodome. This concert was postponed and swapped with the concert in Houston in case the MLB team the Houston Astros needed Minute Maid Park for the 2015 baseball post season.
12 October, 2015 - Fargodome.
Minot (1).
25 July, 2009 - North Dakota State Fair (North Dakota State Fair Grandstand).
Ohio (14).
Cincinatti (3).
28 March, 2010 - U.S. Bank Arena.
30 June, 2023 - Paycor Stadium.
1 July, 2023 - Paycor Stadium.
Cleveland (5).
3 October, 2009 - Quicken Loans Arena.
30 July, 2011 - Quicken Loans Arena.
25 April, 2013 - Quicken Loans Arena.
3 June, 2015 - Quicken Loans Arena.
17 July, 2018 - Cleveland, Ohio (United States) - First Energy Stadium.
Columbus (6).
17 July, 2009 - Value City Arena.
7 June, 2011 - Nationwide Arena.
8 May, 2013 - Nationwide Arena.
17 September, 2015 - Nationwide Arena.
18 September, 2015 - Nationwide Arena.
7 July, 2018 - Ohio Stadium.
Oklahoma (5).
Oklahoma City (2).
31 March, 2010 - Ford Center.
15 October, 2011 - Chesapeake Arena.
Tulsa (3).
27 September, 2009 - BOK Center.
21 September, 2011 - BOK Center.
7 August, 2013 - BOK Center.
Oregon (3).
Portland (3).
16 May, 2009 - Rose Garden Arena.
6 September, 2011 - Rose Garden Arena.
30 August, 2013 - Moda Center.
Pennsylvania (20).
Philadelphia (12).
18 March, 2010 - Wachovia Center.
19 March, 2010 - Wachovia Center.
6 August, 2011 - Lincoln Financial Field.
19 July, 2013 - Lincoln Financial Field.
20 July, 2013 - Lincoln Financial Field.
12 June, 2015 - Lincoln Financial Field.
13 June, 2015 - Lincoln Financial Field.
13 July, 2018 - Lincoln Financial Field,
14 July, 2018 - Lincoln Financial Field.
12 May, 2023 - Lincoln Financial Field.
13 May, 2023 - Lincoln Financial Field.
14 May, 2023 - Lincoln Financial Field.
Pittsburgh (7).
1 October, 2009 - Mellon Arena.
18 June, 2011 - Heinz Field.
6 July, 2013 - Heinz Field.
6 June, 2015 - Heinz Field.
7 August, 2018 - Heinz Field.
16 June, 2023 - Acrisure Stadium.
17 June, 2023 - Acrisure Stadium.
University Park (1).
29 August, 2009 - Bryce Jordan Center.
South Carolina (4).
Columbia (3).
30 April, 2010 - Colonial Life Arena.
18 November, 2011 - Colonial Life Arena.
23 March, 2013 - Colonial Life Arena.
Greenville (1).
4 September, 2009 - BI-LO Center.
South Dakota (1).
Rapid City (1).
24 July, 2009 - Rushmore Plaza Civic Center.
Tennessee (14).
Knoxville (1).
1 July, 2011 - Thompson-BolingArena.
Memphis (1).
30 October, 2011 - FedEx Forum.
Nashville (12).
12 September, 2009 - Sommet Center.
16 September, 2011 - Bridgestone Arena.
17 September, 2011 - Bridgestone Arena.
19 September, 2013 - Bridgestone Arena.
20 September, 2013 - Bridgestone Arena.
21 September, 2013 - Bridgestone Arena.
25 September, 2015 - Bridgestone Arena.
26 September, 2015 - Bridgestone Arena.
25 August, 2018 - Nissan Stadium.
5 May, 2023 - Nissan Stadium.
6 May, 2023 - Nissan Stadium.
7 May, 2023 - Nissan Stadium.
Texas (26, 1 postponed).
Arlington/Dallas (10).
25 September, 2009 - American Airlines Center.
11 March, 2010 - American Airlines Center.
8 October, 2011 - Cowboys Stadium.
25 May, 2013 - Cowboys Stadium.
17 October, 2015 - AT&T Stadium.
5 October, 2018 - AT&T Stadium.
6 October, 2018 - AT&T Stadium.
31 March, 2023 - AT&T Stadium.
1 April, 2023 - AT&T Stadium.
2 April, 2023 - AT&T Stadium.
Austin (3).
10 March, 2010 - Frank Erwin Center.
26 October, 2011 - Frank Erwin Center.
21 May, 2013 - Frank Erwin Center.
Corpus Christi (1).
12 March, 2010 - American Bank Center Arena.
Houston (9).
25 May, 2010 - Toyota Center.
26 May, 2010 - Toyota Center.
5 November, 2011 - Minute Maid Park.
16 May, 2013 - Toyota Center.
9 September, 2015 - Minute Maid Park.
12 October, 2015 - Minute Maid Park. This concert was postponed and swapped with the concert in Fargo in case the MLB team the Houston Astros needed Minute Maid Park for the 2015 baseball post season.
29 September, 2018 - NRG Stadium.
21 April, 2023 - NRG Stadium.
23 April, 2023 - NRG Stadium.
22 April, 2023 - NRG Stadium.
Lubbock (1).
14 October, 2011 - United Spirit Arena.
San Antonio (2).
25 October, 2011 - AT&T Center.
22 May, 2013 - AT&T Center.
Utah (4).
Salt Lake City (4).
26 May, 2009 - EnergySolutions Arena.
28 September, 2011 - EnergySolutions Arena.
1 June, 2013 - EnergySolutions Arena.
4 September, 2015 - EnergySolutions Arena.
Virginia (2).
Charlottesville.
20 March, 2010 - John Paul Jones Arena.
14 September, 2013 - John Paul Jones Arena
Washington (8).
Seattle/Tacoma (7).
15 May, 2009 - KeyArena.
7 September, 2011 - Tacoma Dome.
31 August, 2013 - Tacoma Dome.
8 August, 2015 - CenturyLink Field.
22 May, 2018 - CenturyLink Field.
22 July, 2023 - Lumen Field.
23 May, 2023 - Lumen Field.
Spokane (1).
14 May, 2009 - Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena.
Washington, DC (8).
1 June, 2010 - Verizon Center.
2 June, 2010 - Verizon Center.
2 August, 2011 - Verizon Center.
3 August, 2011 - Verizon Center.
11 May, 2013 - Verizon Center.
12 May, 2013 - Verizon Center.
13 July, 2015 - Nationals Park.
14 July, 2015 - Nationals Park.
West Virginia (1).
Charleston (1).
18 July, 2009 - Charleston Civic Center.
Wisconsin (4).
Cadott (1).
25 June, 2009 - Country Fest 2009 (Chippewa Valley Festival Grounds).
Milwaukee (1).
8 June, 2011 - Bradley Center.
Oshkosh (1).
24 June, 2009 - Country USA Festival (Ford Festival Park).
Twin Lakes (1).
16 July, 2009 - Country Thunder Festival (Shadow Hill Ranch).
Wyoming (1).
Cheyenne (1).
23 July, 2009 - Cheyenne Frontier Days Arena.
Wales (1).
Cardiff (1).
18 June, 2024 - Principality Stadium.
#Taylor Swift#Fearless Tour#Speak Now World Tour#Red Tour#1989 World Tour#reputation Stadium Tour#Lover Fest#Eras Tour
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House Cleaning Inner West Sydney
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🇦🇺 Australia ✒ Wednesday, 23 October 2013
As part of the Take Me Home-tour the boys play at The Allphones Arena in Sydney. Like always Zayn and Liam come together during One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks)
🙏 -> clarespace
🙏 -> bitchlibra
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During Twitter questions ...
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Zayn just can't resist
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Kylie Minogue poses with her award after being inducted into the Aria Hall of Fame at the 2011 ARIA Awards at Allphones Arena on November 27, 2011 in Sydney, Australia.
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5 Seconds of Summer are learning how to be happy: ‘There’s parts of our career that I don’t remember’
The Guardian, 20 September 2022
The Australian pop band are all still in their 20s, but have spent a decade touring and recording ‘in an endless loop’. Now they’ve swapped parties for feeling at peace
Eleven years since four Australian schoolboys were spotted covering Bruno Mars and Justin Bieber songs on YouTube, plucked from obscurity and planted on some of the world’s biggest stages, 5 Seconds of Summer are starting fresh. A few months before they are set to perform two sold-out homecoming shows on the Sydney Opera House forecourt, they’re celebrating the release of 5SOS5, their (fittingly titled) fifth studio record – and their first to be released independently. They’re seizing control, in more ways than one.
But first, Luke Hemmings (vocals/guitar), Ashton Irwin (vocals/drums), Michael Clifford (vocals/guitar) and Calum Hood (vocals/bass) are confronting another monumental creative task: an album release show at London’s Royal Albert Hall. It is not just a venue of global significance but also personal significance: they once busked outside the concert hall while on a trip to London in their formative years. This time, they’ll be inside, and accompanied by an orchestra.
“I think when [the shows] come about, I’m gonna be very stressed out and I’m gonna try to enjoy it and not just focus on how stressed I am,” Hemmings says, sitting with Irwin in a studio in Eagle Rock, California. “I want to enjoy it and be able to fully remember it, because there’s parts of our career that I don’t remember, just from sheer volume and not being present.”
To fully comprehend the band’s meteoric rise over the past 11 years would be an incredible feat for anyone, let alone a teenager. Barely a year after 5SOS’s first show in 2011, to a dozen people in Sydney’s Annandale hotel, they embarked on an almost 100-date world tour as the support act for One Direction. By then, they were playing to more than 80,000 people over four nights at Sydney’s Allphones Arena.
In those days, as the popularity of boybands such as One Direction and BTS were rising to a level that threatened the sound barrier, 5SOS were forging a different kind of path. They had a fresh, dynamic quality, drawing as they did on the pop-punk they grew up with. All four were born in the shadow of Green Day’s 1994 breakthrough Dookie (Irwin, now 28, is the oldest member of 5SOS), and they repackaged that chart-topping punk for a new generation. Within a few years, 5SOS became the only band in history to land at No 1 on the Billboard 200 with each of their first three studio albums.
It’s almost like we were coming back to the basics of the band.
They’ve since collected five Aria awards at home, along with plenty of hardware overseas, and outlasted the band that gave them that early leg-up (One Direction has been on hiatus since 2015). Their 2018 song Youngblood became the biggest-selling single in Australia that year, then the country’s 11th bestselling single of all time, ranking 5SOS among AC/DC, Vance Joy and the Kid Laroi. Worldwide, they’ve sold more than 12m albums.
As one of the most successful musical acts in Australian history, it would’ve been easy for 5SOS to simply stick with what worked. They had perfected a formula and were enjoying the spoils. But as pop began shifting towards something similarly emo-influenced – the likes of Olivia Rodrigo and Machine Gun Kelly have been credited with “saving” pop-punk – 5SOS stepped back and shifted gears.
What does it look like for this band to have to pause in a way they haven’t in a decade?
“You suddenly stop and you realise … uh, I’m now sick, and I want to move all the time, no matter what,” Irwin says. “And I don’t know how to not move.”
5 Seconds of Summer perform in Dublin, Ireland. Photograph: Ryan Fleming
The pace of life on the road manifested in physical and emotional illness. In June, Irwin was hospitalised for extreme heat exhaustion during a show in Texas. He’s been sober since 2019 and has experienced body dysmorphia – something he wrote about on his song Skinny Skinny, from his debut solo album. Spending a decade under the glare of cameras and fame contribute their own kind of spiritual illness, too.
The pandemic was a “forced stop” for the whole band, and one that created a relieving kind of freedom. They decamped to Joshua Tree to think and write together, without the same cycle of promotion and touring they had come to associate with making music. When a producer’s planned visit to their makeshift studio was derailed by a flat tire, Clifford stepped into the role and drove the sonic direction for 5SOS5, producing much of the record himself.
“We had a bit more time to reflect on everything that had happened to us – as opposed to in years previous, where we just were writing an album, going on tour, writing an album, going on tour,” Irwin says. “It was, in ways, an endless loop.”
They reflected on how their rapid rise had, Irwin says, “affected us personally, mentally, physically and philosophically. So we just dove into that feeling, and rode off into the sunset with it.”
In one of the early singles from the new album, Me, Myself and I, Hemmings sings of being a pit of need; getting what he wants, but still not feeling satisfied. “A lot of [the new album] is about romantic relationships and friendships,” he says. “But it’s more about realising that maybe you don’t have as many emotional tools in the tool belt to figure out why they affect you.”
‘You suddenly stop [touring] and you realise … uh, I’m now sick, and I want to move all the time, no matter what’ … 5 Seconds of Summer. Photograph: Andy DeLuca
Only a few albums into their career, the cheeky upstarts from Sydney had barely hit their 20s when they started to experience the downside of their overnight success. On More, they sang about “a house that’s full of everything we wanted/but it’s an empty home”. “A band is often a trauma bond because you’ve been through so much together,” Irwin told NME in 2020.
Just a few years earlier, a Rolling Stone cover story painted 5SOS out to be debaucherous kids making the most of a good thing: partying hard and burning bright, but destined to be snuffed out. The people in that story couldn’t appear more different to the ones in front of me now. Hemmings seems intent on interrogating the emotional root of his songwriting; like Irwin, he released a solo record last year. And Irwin is pursuing creativity of all kinds, in the open-hearted way countless new arrivals to LA have done before him. They’re still young adults – but adults all the same, confronting what it means to be “on the other side of 24”, seeing scenes change and people fade out of view.
In the press biography for the new album, Irwin speaks of how he and his bandmates have made a conscious and active choice to show up, to be in the band for another day. Nothing about the band, or their new album or where they end up will be by default.
“When we decided to write together [in 2020], we had started to heal ourselves from moving so much and at such a high pace,” Irwin says. “And that, in turn, began to heal our creative relationship together.”
“Healthy” is a word that comes up often during our conversation; Hemmings and Irwin speak of having healthy goals and patterns, ensuring their health is a priority, having their own lives outside the band – “in a healthy way,” Hemmings clarifies. Getting out of each other’s pockets enabled them to find a new way forward, together.
“It’s almost like we were coming back to the basics of the band,” Hemmings says. And after an era defined by feeling heavy and weighed down, he says that these days, “we’re trying to get that light across.” X
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Queen + Adam Lambert live at the Allphones Arena in Sydney, Australia - August 27, 2014
• The second concert of two nights in Sydney's Allphones Arena.
• Lady Gaga attends this concert and performs a duet with Adam on "Another One Bites the Dust" wearing a black Brian May esque wig.
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“[…] Gaga and new Queen lead singer Adam Lambert delighted the crowd, hamming it up during their duo on the Allphones runway but she departed the stage after one song.
Perhaps surprisingly she didn't stay to sing the 1984 hit Radio Gaga, the song that inspired Stefani Germanotta's stage name. Gaga did watch from the crowd though - and when Lambert sang Radio Gaga he had the auditorium lights switched on and sang a chorus to her. […]”
“[…] Lambert did justice to Mercury's enormous legacy, delivering his own brand of showy charisma without stealing the show. He even thanked the audience for accepting him in Freddie's place. ‘I'd have no idea what I was doing with this music if it wasn't for the late great Freddie Mercury.’ […]”
- Peter Vincent, The Synday Morning Herald
“[…] Brian May also tweeted a selfie of himself and Gaga post-show,
and Gaga followed suit on Instagram with a pic of her with the whole group.
While the collision of Gaga and Queen may seem random, she has actually worked with both Lambert and Brian May in the past: She co-wrote the track “Fever” which appeared on Lambert’s debut LP, For Your Entertainment, while May played guitar on Gaga’s Born This Way single “Yoü and I,” a song that also featured a sample of Queen’s “We Will Rock You.” With that in mind, the most surprising part about Gaga’s Queen appearance is that she sang “Another One Bites the Dust” instead of “Radio Ga Ga.” […]”
- Daniel Kreps, Rolling Stone
“[…] Gaga also revealed on social media that May and Lambert had been to her artRAVE ball. ‘I’m so PROUD of Adam Lambert singing with them,’ she wrote. ‘Made me cry during Dope when I saw them all sitting there. … I thought about Freddie.’
‘Tonight I felt alive in a way I have not before,” she continued. “I returned to the Radio GaGa mothership to pay homage to my leaders. It was emotional and wild.’”
- Michele Amabile Angermiller, The Hollywood Reporter
Photos by daisy_roots.
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HAYLEY WILLIAMS OF PARAMORE © Maria de Vera | Allphones Arena, Sydney - January 11th 2013
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Taylor Swift Headlining Tours List.
Concert Tours.
Fearless Tour: 23 April, 2009 - 10 July, 2010.
Speak Now World Tour: 9 February, 2011 - 18 March, 2012.
The Red Tour: 13 March, 2013 - 12 June, 2014.
The 1989 World Tour: 5 May, 2015 - 12 December, 2015.
Reputation Stadium Tour: 8 May, 2018 - 21 November, 2018.
Lover Fest: 5 April, 2020 - 1 August, 2020. Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Total number of concerts: 426.
Total number of postponed concerts: 8
Total number of cancelled concerts: 18.
Australia (27).
New South Wales (8).
Newcastle (1).
8 February, 2010 - Newcastle Entertainment Centre.
Sydney (7).
6 February, 2010 - Acer Arena.
7 February, 2010 - Acer Arena.
9 March, 2012 - Allphones Arena.
10 March, 2012 - Allphones Arena.
4 December, 2013 - Allianz Stadium.
28 November, 2015 - ANZ Stadium.
2 November, 2018 - ANZ Stadium.
Queensland (7).
Brisbane (7).
4 February, 2010 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
6 March, 2012 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
7 March, 2012 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
7 December, 2013 - Suncorp Stadium.
5 December, 2015 - Brisbane, Queensland (Australia) - Suncorp Stadium.
6 November, 2018 - The Gabba.
South Australia (4).
Adelaide (4).
12 February, 2010 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
4 March, 2012 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
7 December, 2015 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
8 December, 2015 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
Victoria (9).
Melbourne (9).
10 February, 2010 - Rod Laver Arena.
11 February, 2010 - Rod Laver Arena.
12 March, 2012 - Rod Laver Arena.
13 March, 2012 - Rod Laver Arena.
14 March, 2012 - Rod Laver Arena.
14 December, 2013 - Etihad Stadium.
10 December, 2015 - AAMI Park.
11 December, 2015 - AAMI Park.
26 October, 2018 - Marvel Stadium.
Western Australia (3).
Perth (3).
2 March, 2012 - Burswood Dome.
11 December, 2013 - nib Stadium.
19 October, 2018 - Optus Stadium.
The Bahamas (1).
Paradise Island (1).
19 June, 2010 - Imperial Ballroom.
Brazil (2 cancelled).
Sao Paulo (2 cancelled).
18 July, 2020 - Allianz Parque. Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
19 July, 2020 - Allianz Parque. Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Belgium (1, 1 cancelled).
Brussels (1).
6 March, 2011 - Forest National.
Werchter (1 cancelled).
20 June, 2020 - Werchter Boutique (Festivalpark). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Canada (30).
Alberta (8).
Calgary (1).
8 July, 2009 - Pengrowth Saddledome.
Edmonton (7).
9 July, 2009 - Commonwealth Country (Commonwealth Stadium).
18 August, 2011 - Rexall Place.
19 August, 2011 - Rexall Place.
25 June, 2013 - Rexall Place.
26 June, 2013 - Rexall Place.
4 August, 2015 - Rexall Place.
5 August, 2015 - Rexall Place.
British Columbia (4).
Vancouver (4).
10 September, 2011 - Rogers Arena.
11 September, 2011 - Rogers Arena.
29 June, 2013 - BC Place Stadium.
1 August, 2015 - BC Place Stadium.
Manitoba (2).
Winnipeg (2).
11 July, 2009 - MTS Centre.
22 June, 2013 - Investors Group Field.
Ontario (12).
Ottawa (2).
20 May, 2010 - Scotiabank Place.
6 July, 2015 - Canadian Tire Centre.
Toronto (10).
21 May, 2010 - Air Canada Center.
22 May, 2010 - Air Canada Center.
15 July, 2011 - Rogers Centre.
16 July, 2011 - Rogers Centre.
14 June, 2013 - Rogers Centre.
15 June, 2013 - Rogers Centre.
2 October, 2015 - Rogers Centre.
3 October, 2015 - Rogers Centre.
3 August, 2018 - Rogers Centre.
4 August, 2018 - Rogers Centre.
Prince Edward Island (1).
Cavendish (1).
10 July, 2010 - Cavendish Beach Music Festival 2010 (Cavendish Beach Festival Grounds).
Quebec (2).
Montreal (2).
14 July, 2011 - Bell Center.
7 July, 2015 - Bell Centre.
Saskatchewan (1).
Craven (1).
10 July, 2009 - Craven Country Jamboree (Big Valley Park).
China (4).
Shanghai (4).
30 May, 2014 - Mercedes-Benz Arena.
10 November, 2015 - Mercedes-Benz Arena.
11 November, 2015 - Mercedes-Benz Arena.
12 November, 2015 - Mercedes-Benz Arena.
Denmark (1 cancelled).
Roskilde (1 cancelled).
1 July, 2020 - Roskilde Festival (Roskilde Fairgrounds). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
England (20, 1 cancelled).
Birmingham (1).
22 March, 2011 - LG Arena.
Chelmsford (1).
22 August, 2009 - V Festival (Hylands Park).
London (12, 1 cancelled).
6 May, 2009 - Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
7 May, 2009 - Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
23 November, 2009 - Wembley Arena.
30 March, 2011 - The O2 Arena.
1 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
2 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
4 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
10 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
11 February, 2014 - The O2 Arena.
27 June, 2015 - British Summertime (Hyde Park).
22 June, 2018 - Wembley Stadium.
23 June, 2018 - Wembley Stadium.
11 July, 2020 - British Summer Time (Hyde Park). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Manchester (5).
24 November, 2009 - Manchester Evening News Arena.
29 March, 2011 - Manchester Evening News Arena.
24 June, 2015 - Phones 4u Arena Manchester.
8 June, 2018 - Etihad Stadium.
9 June, 2018 - Etihad Stadium.
Pilton (1 cancelled).
28 June, 2020 - Glastonbury Festival (Worthy Farm). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Staffordshire (1).
23 August, 2009 - V Festival (Weston Park).
France (1, 1 cancelled).
Nîmes.
5 July, 2020 - Festival de Nîmes (Arena of Nîmes). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Paris.
17 March, 2011 - Le Zénith.
Germany (4, 2 cancelled)
Berlin (1, 1 cancelled).
7 February, 2014 - O2 World.
24 June, 2020 - The Waldbühne. Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Cologne (2).
19 June, 2015 - Lanxess Arena.
20 June, 2015 - Lanxess Arena.
Munich (1 cancelled).
14 March, 2011 - Olympiahalle (Cancelled due to overlapping of promotional activities. When this concert was cancelled, ticketholders were given the opportunity to attend the Oberhausen concert).
Oberhausen (1).
12 March, 2011 - Konig-Pilsener Arena.
Hong Kong (1).
21 February, 2011 - AsiaWorld-Arena.
Indonesia (1).
Jakarta (1).
4 June, 2014 - Mata Elang International Stadium.
Italy (1).
Milan (1).
15 March, 2011 - Mediolabum Forum.
Ireland (5).
Dublin (5).
27 March, 2011 - The O2.
29 June, 2015 - 3Arena.
30 June, 2015 - 3Arena.
15 June, 2018 - Croke Park.
16 June, 2018 - Croke Park.
Japan (9).
Osaka (1).
13 February, 2011 - Osaka-Jo Hall.
Tokyo (8).
17 February, 2010 - Zepp Tokyo.
16 February, 2011 - Nippon Budokan.
17 February, 2011 - Nippon Budokan.
1 June, 2014 - Saitama Super Arena.
5 May, 2015 - TokyoDome.
6 May, 2015 - TokyoDome.
20 November, 2018 - TokyoDome.
21 November, 2018 - TokyoDome.
Malaysia (1).
Kuala Lumpur.
11 June, 2014 - Stadium Putra Bukit Jalil.
Netherlands (2).
Amsterdam (1).
21 June, 2015 - Ziggo Dome.
Rotterdam (1).
7 March, 2011 - Ahoy.
New Zealand (7).
Auckland (7).
16 March, 2012- Vector Arena.
17 March, 2012 - Vector Arena.
18 March, 2012 - Vector Arena.
29 November, 2013 - Vector Arena.
30 November, 2013 - Vector Arena.
1 December, 2013 - Vector Arena.
9 November, 2018 - Mt. Smart Stadium.
Northern Ireland (1).
Belfast (1).
25 March, 2011 - Odyssey Arena.
Norway (1, 1 cancelled).
Oslo (1, 1 cancelled).
9 March, 2011 - Oslo Spektrum.
26 June, 2020 - Oslo Sommertid (Voldøkka). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Philippines (2).
Manila (2).
19 February, 2011 - Smart Araneta Coliseum.
6 June, 2014 - Mall of Asia Arena.
Poland (1 cancelled).
Gdynia (1 cancelled).
3 July, 2020 - Open’er Festival (Babie Doly Airport). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Portugal (1 cancelled).
Oerias (1 cancelled).
9 July, 2020 - Nos Festival (Passeio Marítimo de Algés). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Scotland (1).
Glasgow (1).
23 June, 2015 - SSE Hydro.
Singapore (5).
9 February, 2011 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
9 June, 2014 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
12 June, 2014 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
7 November, 2015 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
8 November, 2015 - Singapore Indoor Stadium.
South Korea (1).
Seoul (1).
11 February, 2011 - Olympic Park Gymnastics Arena.
Spain (1, 1 cancelled).
Madrid (1, 1 cancelled).
19 March, 2011 - Palacio de los Deportes.
8 July, 2020 - Mad Cool Festival (IFEMA). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Thailand (1 cancelled).
Bangkok (1 cancelled).
9 June, 2014 - Impact Arena. This concert was cancelled and moved to Singapore due to the 2014 Thai coup d’etat.
Ticketholders for the Bangkok concert were given the opportunity to attend the Singapore concert.
United States (300).
Alabama (2).
Birmingham (1).
11 September, 2009 - BJCC Arena.
Enterprise (1).
4 June, 2009 - BamaJam Farms.
Arizona(8).
Phoenix/Glendale (8).
21 May, 2009 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
21 October, 2011 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
22 October, 2011 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
28 May, 2013 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
29 May, 2013 - Jobing(dot)com Arena.
17 August, 2015 - Gila River Arena.
18 August, 2015 - Gila River Arena.
8 May, 2018 - University Of Phoenix Stadium.
Arkansas (3).
Jonesboro (1).
24 April, 2009 - ASU Convocation Center.
Little Rock (2).
26 September, 2009 - Verizon Arena.
4 October, 2011 - Verizon Arena.
California (30).
Fresno (1).
10 April, 2010 - Save Mart Center at Fresno State.
Inglewood/Los Angeles/Pasadena (17, 2 cancelled).
22 May, 2009 - Staples Center.
15 April, 2010 - Staples Center.
16 April, 2010 - Staples Center.
23 August, 2011 - Staples Center.
24 August, 2011 - Staples Center.
27 August, 2011 - Staples Center.
28 August, 2011 - Staples Center.
19 August, 2013 - Staples Center.
20 August, 2013 - Staples Center.
23 August, 2013 - Staples Center.
24 August, 2013 - Staples Center.
21 August, 2015 - Staples Center.
22 August, 2015 - Staples Center.
25 August, 2015 - Staples Center.
26 August, 2015 – Staples Center.
18 May, 2018 - Rose Bowl.
19 May, 2018 - Rose Bowl.
25 July, 2020 - Lover Fest West (Sofi Stadium). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
26 July, 2020 - Lover Fest West (Sofi Stadium). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Sacramento (2).
3 September, 2011 - Power Balance Pavilion.
27 August, 2013 - Sleep Train Arena.
San Diego (4).
24 May, 2009 - San Diego Sports Arena.
20 October, 2011 - Valley View Casino Center.
15 August, 2013 - Valley View Casino Center.
29 August, 2015 - PETCO Park.
San Jose/Santa Clara (6).
11 April, 2010 - HP Pavilion.
1 September, 2011 - HP Pavilion.
2 September, 2011 - HP Pavilion.
15 August, 2015 - Levi’s Stadium.
11 May, 2018 - Levi’s Stadium.
12 May, 2018 - Levi’s Stadium.
Colorado (7).
Denver.
6 April, 2010 - Pepsi Center.
7 April, 2010 - Pepsi Center.
27 September, 2011 - Pepsi Center.
2 June, 2013 - Pepsi Center.
5 September, 2015 - Pepsi Center.
6 September, 2015 - Pepsi Center.
25 May, 2018 - Sports Authority Field At Mile High.
Connecticut (2).
Hartford (1).
22 June, 2011 - XL Center.
Uncasville (1).
28 August, 2009 - Mohegan Sun Arena.
Florida (18).
Ft. Lauderdale (3).
7 March, 2010 - BankAtlantic Center.
2 June, 2011 - BankAtlantic Center.
3 June, 2011 - BankAtlantic Arena.
Jacksonville (2).
1 May, 2009 - Veterans Memorial Arena.
11 November, 2011 - Veterans Memorial Arena.
Miami (4).
13 November, 2011 - American Airlines Arena.
10 April, 2013 - American Airlines Arena.
27 October, 2015 - American Airlines Arena.
18 August, 2018 - Hard Rock Stadium.
Orlando (4).
5 March, 2010 - Amway Arena.
4 June, 2011 - Amway Center.
11 April, 2013 - Amway Center.
12 April, 2013 - Amway Center.
Tampa (5).
4 March, 2010 - St. Pete Times Forum.
12 November, 2011 - St. Pete Times Forum.
20 April, 2013 - Tampa Bay Times Forum.
31 October, 2015 - Raymond James Stadium.
14 August, 2018 - Raymond James Stadium.
Georgia (7).
Atlanta (7, 2 postponed, 1 cancelled).
9 July, 2011 - Phillips Arena. This concert was postponed because Taylor had bronchitis.
10 July, 2011 - Phillips Arena. This concert was postponed because Taylor had bronchitis.
1 October, 2011 - Phillips Arena.
2 October, 2011 - Phillips Arena.
18 April, 2013 - Phillips Arena.
19 April, 2013 - Phillips Arena.
24 October, 2015 - Georgia Dome.
10 August, 2018 - Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
11 August, 2018 - Mercedes Benz Stadium.
5 April, 2020 - Capital One Jam Fest (Centenial Olympic Park). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Idaho (1).
Boise (1).
17 May, 2009 - Idaho Center.
Illinois (10).
Chicago (9).
9 October, 2009 - Allstate Arena.
10 October, 2009 - Allstate Arena.
9 August, 2011 - Allstate Arena.
10 August, 2011 - Allstate Arena.
10 August, 2013 - Soldier Field.
18 July, 2015 - Soldier Field.
19 July, 2015 - Soldier Field.
1 June, 2018 - Soldier Field.
2 June, 2018 - Soldier Field.
Moline (1).
8 May, 2010 - i Wireless Center.
Indiana (6).
Indianapolis (5).
8 October, 2009 - Conseco Fieldhouse.
29 July, 2011 - Conseco Fieldhouse.
26 April, 2013 - Bankers Life Arena.
16 September, 2015 - Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
15 September, 2018 - Lucas Oil Stadium.
Evansville (1).
23 April, 2009 - Roberts Municipal Stadium.
Iowa (4).
Des Moines (4).
6 May, 2010 - Wells Fargo Arena.
29 May, 2011 - Wells Fargo Arena.
1 August, 2013 - Wells Fargo Arena.
8 October, 2015 - Wells Fargo Arena.
Kansas (2).
Wichita (2).
1 April, 2010 - Intrust Bank Arena.
6 August, 2013 - Intrust Bank Arena.
Kentucky (9, 1 postponed).
Lexington (4).
29 April, 2010 - Rupp Arena.
29 October, 2011 - Rupp Arena.
27 April, 2013 - Rupp Arena.
20 October, 2015 - Rupp Arena.
Louisville (5, 1 postponed).
30 August, 2009 - Kentucky State Fair (Freedom Hall).
2 July, 2011 - KFC Yum! Center. This concert was postponed because Taylor had bronchitis.
11 October, 2011 - KFC Yum! Center.
7 May, 2013 - KFC Yum! Center.
2 June, 2015 - KFC Yum! Center.
30 June, 2018 - Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium.
Louisiana (8).
Baton Rouge (2).
29 May, 2010 - Bayou Country Superfest (LSU Tiger Stadium).
22 May, 2015 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana (United States) - LSU Tiger Stadium.
Bossier City (3).
10 September, 2009 - CenturyTel Center.
20 September, 2011 - CenturyLink Center.
20 May, 2015 - CenturyLink Center.
Lafayette (1).
9 September, 2009 - Cajundome.
New Orleans (2).
5 October, 2011 - New Orleans Arena.
22 September, 2018 - Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
Maryland (3).
Baltimore (1).
11 June, 2009 - Merriweather Post Pavillion.
Landover (2).
10 July, 2018 - FedEx Field.
11 July, 2018 - FedEx Field.
Massachusetts (10, 2 cancelled).
Foxborough (10, 2 cancelled).
5 June, 2010 - Gillette Stadium.
25 June, 2011 - Gillette Stadium.
26 June, 2011 - Gillette Stadium.
26 July, 2013 - Gillette Stadium.
27 July, 2013 - Gillette Stadium.
24 July, 2015 - Gillette Stadium.
25 July, 2015 - Gillette Stadium.
26 July, 2018 - Gilette Stadium.
27 July, 2018 - Gillette Stadium.
28 July, 2018 - Gillette Stadium.
31 July, 2020 - Lover Fest East (Gilette Stadium). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
1 August, 2020 - Lover Fest East (Gilette Stadium). Cancelled due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Michigan (8).
Detroit (6).
26 March, 2010 - The Palace of Auburn Hills.
27 March, 2010 - The Palace of Auburn Hills.
11 June, 2011 - Ford Field.
4 May, 2013 - Ford Field.
30 May, 2015 - Ford Field.
28 August, 2018 - Ford Field.
Grand Rapids (2).
2 October, 2009 - Van Andel Arena.
28 July, 2011 - Van Andel Arena.
Minnesota (13).
Detroit Lakes (1).
7 August, 2009 - WE Fest (Soo Pass Ranch).
Duluth (1).
3 September, 2009 - Arena at Gwinett Center.
Minneapolis/St. Paul (11).
11 October, 2009 - Target Center.
7 May, 2010 - Xcel Energy Center.
14 June, 2011 - Xcel Energy Center.
15 June, 2011 - Xcel Energy Center.
7 September, 2013 - Xcel Energy Center.
8 September, 2013 - Xcel Energy Center.
11 September, 2015 - Xcel Energy Center.
12 September, 2015 - Xcel Energy Center.
13 September, 2015 - Xcel Energy Center.
31 August, 2018 - U.S. Bank Stadium.
1 September, 2018 - U.S. Bank Stadium.
Mississippi (1).
Biloxi (1).
2 May, 2009 - Mississippi Coast Coliseum.
Missouri (15, 2 postponed).
Kansas City (7).
2 April, 2010 - Sprint Center.
24 September, 2011 - Arrowhead Stadium.
2 August, 2013 - Sprint Center.
3 August, 2013 - Sprint Center.
21 September, 2015 - Sprint Center.
22 September, 2015 - Sprint Center.
8 September, 2018 - Arrowhead Stadium.
St. Louis (8, 2 postponed).
25 April, 2009 - Scottrade Center.
13 August, 2011 - Scottrade Center.
14 August, 2011 - Scottrade Center.
18 March, 2013 - Scottrade Center.
19 March, 2013 - Scottrade Center.
28 September, 2015 - Scottrade Center.
29 September, 2015 - Scottrade Center.
13 October, 2015 - St. Louis, Missouri (United States) - Scottrade Center. Postponed and moved forward by a month after Houston was added to the schedule.
Originally, the St. Louis shows downsized from two to one after Houston was added but the second show was added again due to overwhelming demand.
14 October, 2015 - St. Louis, Missouri (United States) - Scottrade Center. Postponed and moved forward by a month after Houston was added to the schedule.
Originally, the St. Louis shows downsized from two to one after Houston was added but the second show was added again due to overwhelming demand.
18 September, 2018 - The Dome of America’s Center.
Nebraska (7).
Omaha (7).
9 August, 2009 - Qwest Center.
27 May, 2011 - Qwest Center.
28 May, 2011 - Qwest Center.
13 March, 2013 - CenturyLink Center.
14 March, 2013 - CenturyLink Center.
9 October, 2015 - CenturyLink Center.
10 October, 2015 - CenturyLink Center.
Nevada (2).
Las Vegas (2).
23 May, 2009 - Mandalay Bay Events Center.
15 May, 2015 - Rock In Rio (Las Vegas Festival Grounds).
New Jersey (15).
East Rutherford (6)
13 July, 2013 - MetLife Stadium.
10 July, 2015 - Metlife Stadium.
11 July, 2015 - MetLife Stadium.
20 July, 2018 - Metlife Stadium.
21 July, 2018 - MetLife Stadium.
22 July, 2018 - MetLife Stadium.
Newark (9).
12 May, 2010 - Prudential Center.
13 May, 2010 - Prudential Center.
19 July, 2011 - Prudential Center.
20 July, 2011 - Prudential Center.
23 July, 2011 - Prudential Center.
24 July, 2011- Prudential Center.
27 March, 2013 - Prudential Center.
28 March, 2013 - Prudential Center.
29 March, 2013 - Prudential Center.
New York (6).
Buffalo (1).
21 June, 2011 - HSBC Arena.
New York City (3).
27 August, 2009 - Madison Square Garden.
21 November, 2011 - Madison Square Garden.
22 November, 2011 - Madison Square Garden.
Uniondale (2).
14 May, 2010 - Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
15 May, 2010 - Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
North Carolina (10, 1 postponed).
Charlotte (3, 1 postponed).
5 September, 2009 - Time Warner Cable Arena.
8 July, 2011 - Time Warner Cable Arena. This concert was postponed because Taylor had bronchitis.
16 November, 2011 - Time Warner Cable Arena.
22 March, 2013 - Time Warner Cable Arena.
Raleigh (2).
13 September, 2013 - PNC Arena.
9 June, 2015 - PNC Arena.
Greensboro (5).
12 June, 2009 - Greensboro Coliseum.
30 June, 2011 - Greensboro Coliseum.
12 September, 2013 - Greensboro Coliseum.
13 September, 2013 - Greensboro Coliseum.
21 October, 2015 - Greensboro Coliseum.
North Charleston (1).
30 April, 2009 - North Charleston Coliseum.
Raleigh (2).
1 May, 2010 - RBC Center.
17 November, 2011 - RBC Center.
North Dakota (3).
Fargo (2, 1 cancelled).
6 September, 2013 - Fargodome.
9 September, 2015 - Fargodome. This concert was postponed and swapped with the concert in Houston in case the MLB team the Houston Astros needed Minute Maid Park for the 2015 baseball post season.
12 October, 2015 - Fargodome.
Minot (1).
25 July, 2009 - North Dakota State Fair (North Dakota State Fair Grandstand).
Ohio (12).
Cincinatti (1).
28 March, 2010 - U.S. Bank Arena.
Cleveland (5).
3 October, 2009 - Quicken Loans Arena.
30 July, 2011 - Quicken Loans Arena.
25 April, 2013 - Quicken Loans Arena.
3 June, 2015 - Quicken Loans Arena.
17 July, 2018 - Cleveland, Ohio (United States) - First Energy Stadium.
Columbus (6).
17 July, 2009 - Value City Arena.
7 June, 2011 - Nationwide Arena.
8 May, 2013 - Nationwide Arena.
17 September, 2015 - Nationwide Arena.
18 September, 2015 - Nationwide Arena.
7 July, 2018 - Ohio Stadium.
Oklahoma (5).
Oklahoma City (2).
31 March, 2010 - Ford Center.
15 October, 2011 - Chesapeake Arena.
Tulsa (3).
27 September, 2009 - BOK Center.
21 September, 2011 - BOK Center.
7 August, 2013 - BOK Center.
Oregon (3).
Portland (3).
16 May, 2009 - Rose Garden Arena.
6 September, 2011 - Rose Garden Arena.
30 August, 2013 - Moda Center.
Pennsylvania (15).
Philadelphia (9).
18 March, 2010 - Wachovia Center.
19 March, 2010 - Wachovia Center.
6 August, 2011 - Lincoln Financial Field.
19 July, 2013 - Lincoln Financial Field.
20 July, 2013 - Lincoln Financial Field.
12 June, 2015 - Lincoln Financial Field.
13 June, 2015 - Lincoln Financial Field.
13 July, 2018 - Lincoln Financial Field,
14 July, 2018 - Lincoln Financial Field.
Pittsburgh (5).
1 October, 2009 - Mellon Arena.
18 June, 2011 - Heinz Field.
6 July, 2013 - Heinz Field.
6 June, 2015 - Heinz Field.
7 August, 2018 - Heinz Field.
University Park (1).
29 August, 2009 - Bryce Jordan Center.
South Carolina (4).
Columbia (3).
30 April, 2010 - Colonial Life Arena.
18 November, 2011 - Colonial Life Arena.
23 March, 2013 - Colonial Life Arena.
Greenville (1).
4 September, 2009 - BI-LO Center.
South Dakota (1).
Rapid City (1).
24 July, 2009 - Rushmore Plaza Civic Center.
Tennessee (11).
Knoxville (1).
1 July, 2011 - Thompson-BolingArena.
Memphis (1).
30 October, 2011 - FedEx Forum.
Nashville (9).
12 September, 2009 - Sommet Center.
16 September, 2011 - Bridgestone Arena.
17 September, 2011 - Bridgestone Arena.
19 September, 2013 - Bridgestone Arena.
20 September, 2013 - Bridgestone Arena.
21 September, 2013 - Bridgestone Arena.
25 September, 2015 - Bridgestone Arena.
26 September, 2015 - Bridgestone Arena.
25 August, 2018 - Nissan Stadium.
Texas (20, 1 postponed).
Arlington/Dallas (7).
25 September, 2009 - American Airlines Center.
11 March, 2010 - American Airlines Center.
8 October, 2011 - Cowboys Stadium.
25 May, 2013 - Cowboys Stadium.
17 October, 2015 - AT&T Stadium.
5 October, 2018 - AT&T Stadium.
6 October, 2018 - AT&T Stadium.
Austin (3).
10 March, 2010 - Frank Erwin Center.
26 October, 2011 - Frank Erwin Center.
21 May, 2013 - Frank Erwin Center.
Corpus Christi (1).
12 March, 2010 - American Bank Center Arena.
Houston (6),
25 May, 2010 - Toyota Center.
26 May, 2010 - Toyota Center.
5 November, 2011 - Minute Maid Park.
16 May, 2013 - Toyota Center.
9 September, 2015 - Minute Maid Park.
12 October, 2015 - Minute Maid Park. This concert was postponed and swapped with the concert in Fargo in case the MLB team the Houston Astros needed Minute Maid Park for the 2015 baseball post season.
29 September, 2018 - NRG Stadium.
Lubbock (1).
14 October, 2011 - United Spirit Arena.
San Antonio (2).
25 October, 2011 - AT&T Center.
22 May, 2013 - AT&T Center.
Utah (4).
Salt Lake City (4).
26 May, 2009 - EnergySolutions Arena.
28 September, 2011 - EnergySolutions Arena.
1 June, 2013 - EnergySolutions Arena.
4 September, 2015 - EnergySolutions Arena.
Virginia (2).
Charlottesville.
20 March, 2010 - John Paul Jones Arena.
14 September, 2013 - John Paul Jones Arena
Washington (6).
Seattle/Tacoma (5).
15 May, 2009 - KeyArena.
7 September, 2011 - Tacoma Dome.
31 August, 2013 - Tacoma Dome.
8 August, 2015 - CenturyLink Field.
22 May, 2018 - CenturyLink Field.
Spokane (1).
14 May, 2009 - Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena.
Washington, DC (8).
1 June, 2010 - Verizon Center.
2 June, 2010 - Verizon Center.
2 August, 2011 - Verizon Center.
3 August, 2011 - Verizon Center.
11 May, 2013 - Verizon Center.
12 May, 2013 - Verizon Center.
13 July, 2015 - Nationals Park.
14 July, 2015 - Nationals Park.
West Virginia (1).
Charleston (1).
18 July, 2009 - Charleston Civic Center.
Wisconsin (4).
Cadott (1).
25 June, 2009 - Country Fest 2009 (Chippewa Valley Festival Grounds).
Milwaukee (1).
8 June, 2011 - Bradley Center.
Oshkosh (1).
24 June, 2009 - Country USA Festival (Ford Festival Park).
Twin Lakes (1).
16 July, 2009 - Country Thunder Festival (Shadow Hill Ranch).
Wyoming (1).
Cheyenne (1).
23 July, 2009 - Cheyenne Frontier Days Arena.
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no please muse more, i love your musings. what goss? when narry? why polite?
Hello. I love your musings. Um, the only goss I ever heard at my old job about Henry was from a techie (who was there for Prince) in the line at the canteen, and he was talking to his mate and they were talking about who was 'solid' and he said 'Harry Styles, you might not know who that is, out of a boy band, played allphones seven nights polite, solid bloke.'
And the Narry is that Harry shook everyone's hand, Niall learnt their names; in this essay discuss how couples enhance and complete each other.
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thanks eggs! im gonna add in some more dates of early swiftgron
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Speak Now tour arm lyrics:
Swiftgron meet cute day: “Tell me everything you want to hear – like that was your favorite year.” – Dixie Chicks, Favorite Year. Power Balance Pavilion in Sacramento, California on September 3, 2011.
“You’re just somewhere that I’ve been and I won’t go back again.” – Selena Gomez, Ghost Of You. Rose Garden in Portland, Oregon on September 6, 2011.
“You are the ever-living ghost of what once was.” – Band of Horses, No One’s Gonna Love You. Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington on September 7, 2011.
“There was always something that meant more to you than me.” – Jessica Andrews, There’s More To Me Than You. Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on September 10, 2011.
“Where were you when the world stopped turning.” – Alan Jackson, Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning). Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on September 11, 2011.
“Be a best friend. Tell the truth. Overuse ‘I love you.'” – Lee Brice, Love Like Crazy. Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee on September 16, 2011.
“This one’s for the girls who love without holding back.” – Martina McBride. This One’s For The Girls. Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee on September 17, 2011.
“Love, save the empty and save me.” – Erin McCarley’s Love, Save The Empty. CenturyTel Center in Bossier City, Louisiana on September 20, 2011.
“Do you realize that you have the most beautiful face?” – The Flaming Lips, Do You Realize. Bank of Oklahoma Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma on September 21, 2011.
*Dianna Agron and Naya Rivera kiss as their Glee castmates cheer them on at the Governors Ball. - September 21*
“I hope you know that even if I don’t, I wanted to.” – Rachael Yamagata, Even If I Don’t. Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri on September 24, 2011.
“But it flew away from her reach so she ran away in her sleep and dreamed of paradise.” – Coldplay, Paradise. Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado on September 27, 2011.
“Little girl, you’re in the middle of the ride.” – Jimmy Eat World, The Middle. Energy Solutions Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah on September 28, 2011.
“Just as free, free as we’ll ever be.” – Zac Brown Band, Free. Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on October 1, 2011.
“No telling where it will take you, just live your life.” – T.I. [feat. Rihanna], Live Your Life. Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on October 2, 2011.
“It’s easy saying nothing when there’s nothing to say.” – KT Tunstall, Fade Like A Shadow. Verizon Arena in Little Rock, Arkansas on October 4, 2011.
“She’s out there on her own and she’s alright.” – Shawn Colvin, Sunny Come Home. New Orleans Arena in New Orleans, Louisiana on October 5, 2011.
“A little voice in my head said don’t look back, you can never look back.” – Don Henley, Boys Of Summer. Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas on October 8, 2011.
“Through autumn’s advancing we’ll stay young, go dancing.” – Death Cab for Cutie, Stay Young, Go Dancing. KYC Yum Center in Louisville, Kentucky on October 11, 2011.
“Can you still feel the butterflies? Can you still hear the last goodnight?” – Jimmy Eat World, For Me This Is Heaven. United Spirit Arena in Lubbock, Texas on October 14, 2011.
“I hope to God I would’ve done something good with my life.” – Ronnie Milsap, My Life. Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on October 15, 2011.
“Memories fade, like looking through a fogged mirror.” – MGMT, Kids. Valley View Casino Center in San Diego, California on October 20, 2011.
“May angels lead you in. Hear you me my friends.” – Jimmy Eat World, Hear You Me. Jobing.com Arena in Phoenix, Arizona on October 21, 2011.
“Where love is just a lyric in a children’s rhyme, a soundbite” – Keane, Is It Any Wonder? AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas on October 25, 2011.
“And I never saw blue like that before. Across the sky. Around the world.” – Shawn Colvin, Never Saw Blue Like That Before. Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas on October 26, 2011.
“Cause happiness throws a shower of sparks” – The Fray, Happiness. Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky on October 29, 2011.
“But darling, I wish you well on your way to the wishing well” – Patty Griffin, Nobody’s Crying. FedEx Forum in Memphis, Tennessee on October 30, 2011.
“It’s love’s illusions I recall. I really don’t know love at all.” – Joni Mitchell, Both Sides Now. Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas on November 5, 2011.
“Birds flying high you know how I feel.” – Nina Simone, Feeling Good. Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida on November 11, 2011.
“I could rest my head knowing that you were mine.” – Guns N’ Roses, November Rain. St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa, Florida on November 12, 2011.
“Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.” – Anonymous. American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida on November 13, 2011.
“I feel lost again but this time for the best.” – Gregory & the Hawks, For the Best. Time Warner Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina on November 16, 2011.
“We learned more from a 3 minute record than we ever learned in school.” – Bruce Springsteen, No Surrender. RBC Center in Raleigh, North Carolina on November 17, 2011.
“Where would we be today, if I never drove that car away.” – Darius Rucker, Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It. Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, South Carolina on November 18, 2011.
“May these memories break our fall.” – Taylor Swift, Long Live. Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York on November 21, 2011.
“Bring all the pretenders, one day. We will be remembered.” – Taylor Swift, Long Live. Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York on November 22, 2011.
*Dianna (and Karlie) tweet in response to Taylor’s vogue shoot* - January 17 2012
“I am on a lonely road and I am traveling, traveling, traveling.” – Joni Mitchell, All I Want. Burswood Dome in Perth, Australia on March 2, 2012.
“We sleep underneath the same big sky at night. And dream the same dream we can fly.” – Chantal Kreviazuk, In This Life. Adelaide Entertainment Center in Adelaide, Australia on March 4, 2012.
“She said watch your back, I’m nobody’s girlfriend” – Matt Nathanson, Modern Love. Brisbaine Entertainment Center in Brisbane, Australia on March 6, 2012.
“The war outside your door keeps raging on. STOP KONY 2012” – Taylor Swift, the Civil Wars and T. Bone Burnett, Safe And Sound. Brisbaine Entertainment Center in Brisbane, Australia on March 7, 2012.
“Go cut through the noise so you can know what love sounds like.” – Natasha Bedingfield, Neon Lights. Allphones Arena in Sydney, Australia on March 9, 2012.
“If things go right we can frame it and put you on a wall.” – Ed Sheeran, Lego House. Allphones Arena in Sydney, Australia on March 10, 2012.
“We Love our lovin’ but not like we love our freedom” – Joni Mitchell, Help Me. Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia on March 12, 2012.
“Last time I talked to you, you were lonely and out of place.” – Our Lady Peace, Somewhere Out There. Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia on March 13, 2012.
“All romantics meet the same fate somehow.” – Joni Mitchell, The Last Time I Saw Richard. Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia on March 14, 2012.
“Keep your feet ready, heart beat steady, keep your eyes open” – Taylor Swift, Eyes Open. Vector Arena in Auckland, New Zealand on March 16, 2012.
“Every lesson forms a new scar” – Taylor Swift, Eyes Open. Vector Arena in Auckland, New Zealand on March 17, 2012.
“You know wherever I am, I’ll come running to see you again” – James Taylor, You’ve Got A Friend. Vector Arena in Auckland, New Zealand on March 18, 2012.
**Taylor goes home (running to see someone again?) and The Swiftgron spring kicks off and all these two girls do is hang out all spring and summer**
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March 18, 2013Wrecking Ball Tour - Allphones Arena - Sydney Australia photo from web
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ZAYN 🔥
October 06.2013.
Zayn backstage at Allphones Arena in Sydney, Australia.
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20 june 2012
backstage her concert at allphones arena
sydney, australia
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Speculation about vowels
I’ve been thinking a lot today about potential vowel pronunciation in Aurënfaie.
As far as I can tell, Aurënfaie is first and foremost a conlang that is intended to be read by native English speakers. If you read an Aurënfaie word aloud as you would an English one, chances are you won’t be that far off the mark. This in and of itself is not a bad thing - were it a conlang for conlanging’s sake, it might be considered a negative, but this is a fantasy novel with an English-speaking readership, and Aurënfaie absolutely fulfils its purpose of fleshing out the world and making it seem more alive, and especially of making Aurënen feel alive and more different to the more familiar Skala.
With that out the way, let’s get down to what canon gives us. More under the cut!
In terms of its writing in English, we have 17 ways of writing vowels in Aurënfaie: a, á, ä, â, e, é, ë, i, í, o, ó, ö, ô, u, ú, ü and y. This is a lot. For a comparison, English has (IIRC) around 12~14 (or maybe more?) depending on dialect, and German has about the same, and these are both considered pretty big vowel inventories. Japanese only has five, and some languages have as little as three. So my first thought was something like, “no way, are you telling me all these vowels are pronounced differently? Are the diacritics just meant to look cool?!” But I think I may have found the answer.
Big big disclaimer: I don’t know Ancient Greek well, but I do know that Lynn Flewelling has studied it, and that Aurënfaie is partially based on it.
Acute and circumflex
In some languages, like German, diacritics, or accents, indicate a sound change. Today I happened upon information about diacritics in Greek which used to be used to indicate pitch accent. This is a system where some syllables in words are emphasised by saying them in a different pitch, much like Japanese today. This would already be pretty useful, but what’s super extra useful is that two of the accents used - the acute and circumflex - are also used in Aurënfaie!
The acute accent is used in Ebrahä Rabás (Traitor’s Moon), and in Ancient Greek this is used to indicate a higher-pitch if the syllable is short or a rising pitch if the syllable is long.
The circumflex accent is used in Bôkthersa, and indicates a high and then falling pitch in the same syllable, but only appeared in long vowels and diphthongs.
Ancient Greek also uses a grave accent to indicate a low or neutral tone, but Aurënfaie doesn’t have this accent.
Originally I was toying with the idea of acute accent being another way of writing long vowels, but I really think it might be the case that Aurënfaie is a pitch accented language. This puts our vowel count to a slightly more friendly nine!
Diaeresis
The final diacritic is the diaeresis ö ä ü, or the umlaut in some languages. My experience with this accent is with German, where it indicates a sound change (such as u /u/ to ü /y/), but there is also another use. In some languages, (including Greek!) the use of the diaeresis on a vowel tells you that the vowel is not part of a diphthong, but should be pronounced as its own syllable. This is present in some words of English, such as “naïve”, or the names “Chloë” or “Zoë”.
Sorted! ...Right? Ah, well, this accent appears in Aurënfaie words which only have one vowel, like dös (”Agrai methiri dös prakra”), so it’s pretty obviously not part of a diphthong. So, what does it do? No idea. But I’ll look into other options! I don’t think it’s sound change, because then we might find vowels with the grave stacked on top of a diaeresis. For now, I’m going to assume that the accent indicates some other realisation of our main five vowels.
What about the double letters?
Ah, those. Words with consecutive iterations of the same letter in Aurënfaie include soori, the clan name Lhaar, and the place name Rhíminee. According to the Flewelling Pronunciation Guide, these are “SOOR-ee”, “lahr”, and “RIM-in-nee” respectively.
The first two are pretty easy: they’re probably long vowels. From this, we can assume that doubling a vowel makes it longer, and that this distinction might be phonemic (or, speakers of the language perceive a different in meaning depending on whether it’s long or short). However, the given pronunciation of “RIM-in-nee” (maybe /ˈɹɪm.ɪn.iː/) doesn’t work with this - “ee” would be a longer version of “e”, with this system.
This probably comes about as a result of English spelling. English underwent something called the Great Vowel Shift, where many vowels changed over a period of time, and spelling often hasn’t changed with it. The change relevant here is the one that occured in the word “meet” - as the spelling might suggest, it was originally pronounced with the vowel /eː/, but is now /iː/, which is the exact kind of pronunciation and spelling combination we see in Rhíminee.
To reconcile this, it could be the case that a similar sound change happened in Aurënfaie. My personal headcanon is that maybe the Skalan pronunciation of the city diverged, and /eː/ became /iː/, but mainland Aurënfaie kept the original pronunciation, but that’s all speculation.
And all that’s left is... y
In English, the letter “y” can be realised as both the consonant /y/, like in “yellow” and as a vowel, which can be pronounced several ways. It’s the monophthong /i/ in “happy” and the diphthong /aɪ/ in “try”. Aurënfaie might do something similar. According to the Flewelling Pronunciation Guide, chyptaulos is pronounced as “chip-TAU-los”, which would be either /t͡ʃɪpˈtau̯.lɔs/ or /t͡ʃɪpˈtoː.lɔs/ in my accent, depending on what you think “TAU” is. (This is where you start to see the benefit of providing IPA...). Either way, that makes “y” the /ɪ/ sound in “trip” or “did”. And okay, this checks out for ysanti bëk kir or yri nala molkrat vy pri nala estin. But hold up... Nyal’s name is pronounced like “nye-AL”, not “nee-AL”! I’ve only seen this used in names, though, so you could play around with the idea of it being an archaic spelling that’s only used in names, or something like that.
The results?
With the accents performing pitch duties (in the case of the acute and grave), the diaeresis maybe doing something similar, and “y” acting as more or less an alternate spelling of /i/, that brings us down to a nice phonemic five vowels (a, i, u, e, o), with maybe some more as allphones. How exactly you pronounce these vowels likely depends on your accent and where they are in the word.
Further plans
I apologise for my updates being incredibly sporadic. As much as this is a passion project of mine, my own conlang gives me a lot more power over what I can do with the language :D I’m also pretty busy lately.
The next post I do will probably be about consonants, which, thank fuck, are much less variable. However, I do have to deal with the question of “does the “h” after the “k” in “kh” change the pronunciation? And why would it?” I would also need to do one about diphthongs, as this post only covers monophthongs.
I’d also like to do a post about the different sources I use for the actual Aurënfaie corpus and pronunciation.
If anyone out there has read this far and has any comments, corrections or other opinons, please let me know! I only have one perspective, after all. This also applies if anything I have said isn’t clear - I want this to be understandble, even if you don’t know lots about linguistics.
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